Sentence examples for news terms from inspiring English sources
So there is no such thing as stability in news terms.
In news terms, I think I have already summarised the main points.
George Osborne's comments about Scotland were probably the most interesting in news terms.
I think it isn't long before in news terms, there is hardly any distinction between broadcasting and newspapers.
Anything between those two extremes will be the subject of a protracted "spin" operation by the rival camps.California, with 441 delegates, is the ultimate prize: even a narrow victory there will count, in news terms, for a huge amount.
For other media outlets, they provoked not only huge sympathy but also an acute dilemma as to how best to cover what was, in pure news terms, a major story.
11.09am: After a late surge the term 'WikiLeaks' has become the most search for news term on The Guardian's site in 2010.
Click here (g.co/ampdemo) from your mobile device, then search for a news term.
The top trending search and news term worldwide was "World Cup" ― referring to the FIFA soccer competition hosted over the summer in Russia, and won by the French national team.
CES 2016 has been over for five days now, which in tech-news terms is like a month.
The good news in terms of the club's short to medium-term on-field stability was the endorsement of Deschamps, described by Louis-Dreyfus as a "great coach".
